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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12

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Cine DETERMINING Oes priefer=p ereins,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-11-17
ELETNAEp

Do not fail to read our unprecedented
clubbing offer at the head of our second
page. Read it carefully and then tell
your neighbors about it.
Mrs. Clarence Montague and son re-
turned home this week.
Mrs. Lucia Stewart has gone to Fairfax
to take care of Mrs. Geo. Cove who is
seriously ill.
DR.. Morgan, who attends R. Il. Bing-
ham. pronounces him in slow bilious
fever.
No meeting at the Center Sunday, Mr..
Folsom being too ill to fill his appoint
ment.
Mrs. P. E. Stearns was called to Mont
pelier Saturday by a telegram announc-
ing the illness of her son.
George Robinson and his mother visited
his sisters. Eve and Viola Robinson, in
johnson last week. Ada Robinson has
returned to st. Adams.
Miss Cora kinsley recently visited
friends in Cambridge, and in company
with her cousin, Miss Smith. of Cam
bridge, and Louise Montague. has been
visiting friends in Fairfax the past week.
DR.. j. E. Hunt of Fairfax attended
church at Blnghamville Sunday, bring
ing Mr.. Croker, whose sermon was
founded on Eph. / :13-14th verses, and
was listened TO with intense interest by
large audience. His explanation of the
Spirits seal upon the believers heart was
clearly and concisely stated.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-11-17
NORTH HYDE PARK.

Bert Newton of, WorcesterMass. was
at home on flying visit and business
trip, returning Monday.
Elder Ira Gray, after an absence of
six months or more travelling and visit
ing friends in the west, has returned,
stopping with his son, G. NJ. Gray.
The Messrs. Buck of Johnson. and C..
NJ. Gray of this place, are making an
effort to locate the boundaries between
their timber lots in Eden. Two survey
ors from Franklin County have been
called to decite the matter.
Ira Manley met with a very serious
accident. He was cutting logs OH the
Garland place, and in Telling hemlOck
tree, coming in contact with other trees,
caused limb from the hemlOck to fall B,
stri ing him on the side of his head and
when found by parties working near
him, was entirely unconscious and re-
manned so for three days. He was car
ried out of the woods 50 rods or more on
a rude litter hastily constructed for the
occasion, to where team could be used
to convey him to his home. DR.. Bacon,
who is attending him, is hopeful of his
recovery.
Belated.
| Miss Gertie Harrington is visiting in
the Queens Dominions.n
Henry Prior says 1t is a boy and
don't you forget it."
Fred Sargent has moved from Eden
to his fathers, Geo. Sargent.
| The firm of Smith q Ladd is in the
past, 1t is now d. G.. Smith.
Charles kneeland has moved into the
Calvin FOss house in Eden.
Frank Shurtliff and wife have dissolved
partnership; Frank goes to Underhill
his wife to Lowell
Mine host, l.. p. Butts, has made {
noticeable addition to his block by put
ting up large building for wood, store
age and other purposes.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-11-17
FAIR FAX.

Hattie Hicks has been visiting in Swan
ton.
John Alfred and daughter, Anna, went
to Burlington last week.
Mrs. Julia Cooper, of Chicago, is visit.
ing her many friends in town.
Mrs. DR.. Allen and children have re.
turned TO their home in Johnson.
Myrtle Perham has gone to Highgate
TO teach the winter term Of school.
F. S. Marsh has sold his farm in Enos.
burgh and CONG back to Fairfax to live.
Prot. Buttons sIeight of hand enter
tainment was highly appreciated by all
who attended.
G. w. Stafford came home the 18th to
examine all persons desiring to teach the
coming winter.
Ned Hunt hurt his hand while at st.
st. Adams so that he was obliged to stop
work for time.
Miss Squires and her nephew, Ashley
Montague, have gone to East Fairfield to
make brief visit.
Mrs. Squires, of Fairfield, has come to
spend the winter with her daughter Mrs.
D. A. Shepardson.
Mrs. Nathaniel Learned took advan-
tage of the Boston excursion to visit
friends at the Hub"
Miss Ellie Cady and Miss Chapman, OF
Fletcher. started for California the End.
They are to spend the winter there.
The campfire given by the G. A. R.
boys was enjoyed by all who attended ;
especially the lecture by General Beau.
regard"
While George Stafford and wife were
going to meeting the 9th inst, the coup
ling to their thills broke and their horse
ran, throwing them out on to wire fence
near Mr.. Ruggles', cutting and bruising
them both badly. DR.. Hawley was soon
on the ground and dressed their wounds,
though he found no bones broken. The
wagon was a total wreck. The horse ran
into the wire fence, cutting his legs very
badly.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-11-17
JEFFERSONViLLE.

Do not fail to read our unprecedented
clubbing offer at the head of our second
page. Read it carefully and then tell
your neighbors about it.
Mr.. and Mrs. GLADDEN. were the guests
OF A. G. kinsley the past week.
Episcopal service sermon and offerings
for mission next Sunday at 1870 a. M.
Abbie Wilcox. who has been teaching
in Greensboro, returned to her home on
Saturday.
The familiar face of Mr. Elan is again
seen upon the streets, having returned
from the West on Thursday.
Twelve from this place attended the
Good Templars' union at Hyde Park on
Thursday and report good time.
Joe Gallup. who is at work in Canada.
spent the Sabbath at home, but returned
on Monday, accompanied by his wife.
J. G. French and wife were called to
Westford on Wednesday, to attend the
funeral of Addie Nichols, the youngest
daughter of Johnathan Nichols. who
died of diphtheria on Monday.
The lecture OIL Petra and Palestine was
well attended. but all were dissatisfic
with the way the collection was taken up.
and should the parties visit this place
again they wOnld have to lecture to
empty seats, or nearly that.
The school in district No. closed On
Saturday. In the evening sociable for
the pleasure of the children was held at
the school building, which was highly
enjoyed by them. Following is report
of the school for the fall term; Whole
number of scholars, 60 average per day,
81 $50; average number of days attend
ance for all the scholars, Al; the names
of those having no absent marks are Hat
tie Griswold. Lizzie Natin. Edith Smith.
Clara Griswold, Cora May, Nora Buker,
Marion Page, Willie Powell, Bert Haw-
ley. Annie and Aggie Bassett, Matte
Como, Emery Raymore, Maud Wilcox
and Henry Foster. Florence Reed, De-
liza Bassett, Willie Lease, Emma Smith
and Bertha Kissley had but one mark
against them. The scholars have worked
hard during the term and the teachers
wish to thank them for the courtesy
shown them and for the tokens of friend
ship given at the close of the term.
IDA NJ. BARTON. lr,ohor,
CARRIE P. CARROLL,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-11-17
HARDWlCK.

John V. Bridgnan was in town over
Sunday.
Dwight Hovey is moving into a tene-
ment in the Remick house.
Rev. c.. Langford. of Monroe, N. H.,
was in town from Friday over Sunday.
Winter set in in earnest Friday night,
with snow fall of from II to Is inches.
NJ. E. Tucker has moved his safe from
his countiag-room at the mill back to his
residence.
Hons. P. X. Gleed, of Morrisville, and
John L. Edwards and John Burke, of
Newport. were in town Monday.
III. r. Mack has sold one-third inter-
est in his granite quarry to W. S. Boyn-
ton and Others from St. Johnsbury, for
$500, which is cheap for so valuable a
pice of property.
The Selectmen have posted notices for
bidding coasting on any of the streets or
sidewalks In sbi=<vilIage. Consequently
Young America is not happy, but are
obeying the order.
The academy school closed this week,
with examinations Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Speaking by the under classes on
Wednesday evening. Original declama-
tions and essays by the senior class this
Crhursday) evening; also the drama,
My Brothers Keeper
The report of the discovery OF a valu-
able silver mine in Greensboro village
has reached us. We hope Levi Good
rich will notify his old townspeople in
season so they will have chance to flee
to the hills before they dig under Green's
boro Pond and let that body of water
down the Lamoille Valley.
We have to record another fatal acct
dent TO Hardwick boy. John Davidson
whose father lives on the Chase farm,
was coupling cars at Gorham, n. H.,
early on Thursday morning of last week
when he fell and the engine, or cars,
passed over him. cutting off both legs.
He lived but about ten minutes. His re-
mains were brought home Saturday and
the funeral was at East Hardwick Sun
day afternoon. 1t was sad and sudden
blow to his relatives, as he had just been
home on visit and gone back to COM
mence work on the railroad.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-11-17
CAM q RIDGE,

Do not fail to read our unprecedented
clubbing offer at the head of our second
page. Read it carefully and then tell
your neighbors about it.
Mrs. Emory Defoe is in feeble health.
Mrs. L. Irish is under the doctors care.
Butternut crack next week Wednesday.
Amos Stearns is very sick with diph-
iberia.
Teachers examination at Jacksonville
the Goth inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prentiss, of Hyde Park,
spent the Sabbath here.
There have been several cases of diph-
liberia at North Cambridge.
Miss Addie Nichols died Monday after
noon, after an illness of several weeks.
At time of present writing Miss Addie
Nichols IS dangerously ill with diphthe-
ria.
Susie Carman. of Highgate, who has
been visiting friends here, has returned
home.
J.T. Jones and William Scott have en-
gagged decorating the interior of the new
church, attending to the frescOing, etc.
Both departments in our school close
the 23d. and school will keep Saturday,
ing al their homes.
Benjamin Covey and family returned
from CherubuscO. n. Y, last Thursday.
Mr.. Convey has had the management of Il
cheese factory there.
Hattie Mcclure, who was obliged to
dismiss the last session of school on &C
count of illness, is recovering from a Sc
we're case of tOnsiitis.
~ ID 81
has given memorial window to the new
| church in honor of his mother, the late
Mrs. Charlotte l.. Foote.
| Sample copies of the new magazine,
1.-The American" which gives a depart
ment to the order of the G. A. R.. have
been received by officers in Post 10.
Mrs. 0. w. Reynolds. Mrs. c. L. Stow
ell, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Cutting, Mrs. 5.
NJ. Stafford, Hattie Hopkins and Mary
Flannery returned from Boston Friday.
The Ladies' Aid Society meet with
| Mrs. S. w, Royce Wednesday. In the
evening "butternut crack" will be held
under the auspices of that society and a
programme of literary exercises Will be
given.
Arrangements are being made for an
| entertainment which will be held at the
| concert hall some evening next week.
We're All Teetotalers" is to be enacted
by some of the young people of the Con-
gregational society.
On the evening of the 9Th inst. bril-
liant light was seen in the west. This
was the fire that started in the woods
near the railroad track at the foot of the
mountain, southeast of Georgia high
bridge early Monday morning. 1t spread
rapidly aud extended over a large por-
ton of the mountain. Many acres of val
liable timber were destroyed. The line
OF the fire was apparently half mile Ill
width.
The stained glass windows for the new
church arrived last Thursday. Two are
Gothic in form. The others are obIong.
The memorial window bearing the name
OF Dea. solomon Montague is about eight
feet In height and contains AIS pieces OF
glass. On the frame over the entrance
are the words 'Congl Church" and the
date of erection. Below is the AIchi'
tect's name. The contract was made
with "a Boston firm, but the work was
done in Chicago.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-11-17
jon N SON.

Juna Baker has returned from Law
renee, Mass, where he has been at work.
John Hayford and Julia Griswold were
married last Sunday afternoon by Rev.
Thomas Crudginton.
The ladies of the Baptist church hold a
soclable at the yestry Friday, to which
all Will be welcome.
Joseph Leach. of Fletcher, is here to
assist in caring for 8. N. Tracy, who for
several days has been very low.
G. Fl. Saxby has sold his hotel to Bert
Pike. of Wolcott, who takes posses sion
the last of the week, thoroughly return
ishing the house.
The Methodist church, which has been
undergoing repairs for several weeks.
will have its audience room opened to
the congregation next Sunday.
Rev. L. P. Tucker goes Thursday to
plymouth. N. H., to meeting for ar
ranging for the Summer convention at
Weirs of the Chautauqua circles.
The Normal students are given an OPP
portunity to spend Thanksgiving at their
homes, there beng no school from Tues
day next until the following Tuesday.
Mathushek piano has been purchased
for the Normal Hall. which will be a
great benefit to the school, as well as
adding to entertainments given there.
Rev. w. III. Hyde, who, with his fan j.
ly are to sail on Thursday for their flu
ture home in Belliview, Florida, was a
guest OF Rev. L. p. Tucker on Tuesday.
Twenty-Five of the Good Templars from
this lodge were in attendance at the
union held at Hyde Park, receiving the
prize awarded to the lodge having the
largest number present.
The c. L. S. c., will hold its meeting
this week at the home of Rev. L. p.
Tucker. Its work now is in the early
history of the United States. An invita-
ton is extended to all not being condi-
toned upon membership.
The exercises of Bible Day at the Bap-
fist church were we'll rendered and in-
structive. A good sum was deposited for
the purchase of Bibles to be given to
those who do not own one. The mis-
siOnary concert in the evening consisted
of songs and recitations, telling of the
needs in our own and foreign lands, call
ing tor more Jealous missionary labor.
The subject of Col. Copeland's lecture
Friday evening was ''Handsome People"
instead of The Future OF the Republic"
as announced last week. That johnson
people all desire to be handsome he did
not doubt, and by course of reasoning
and many witty illustrations, he pOinCed
out to them the way to become so. Beau
ty in an artistic sense meant perfect form,
fair complexion, grace of movement, etc.,
but that person might be as fair to look
upon as Apollo BelviGere and yet not be
truly handsome, for those whom Col.
Copeland placed in his gallery of hand
some people were those whose pure lives
and winsome ways had endeared them to
all who came in daily contact with them.
This. Col. Copeland's third lecture here.
served to make him more popular than
ever with johnson people, who have al
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-11-17
WESTFIELD.

The Green Mountain creamery closed
Nov. LIST, until May l, next.
Mrs. Alvin Crosby, of Campton, Cana
da. is visiting her mother, Mrs. r. FL.
Wright.
AT the public examination of teachers
tor the winter term there were three ap-
plicants and two certificates granted.
laundering engages the attention of
many of our people. L. s. Woodwork
already has $4,000 logs on the skids.
The invalid corps, consisting of Mrs.
Il. ii. Wright, Mrs. E. FL. Miller, Mrs.
Rebecca Brown and Julia Benware, are
improving under the treatment of DR.. F.
S. Gray.
Considerable establishment was visible
upon the faces af Westtield people Friday
morning. as they gazed out upon a foot
OF new fallen snow. and more coming,
which was decided change from the
heavy rain of Thursday.
A meeting was held at Mrs. w. D.
Milier's last Monday evening, preparato-
ry to forming literary society for the
coming season. 1t is move in the right
direction and should receive the hearty
cooperation of all
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-11-17
WoLCoTT.

Mrs. Davis is more comfortable, with
a fair chance of recovery.
Rev. Mr.. Healey breaches at the Uni
versalist church next Sunday.
Mr.. Marsh, of Hardwick, is finishing
of a tenement in w. w. Gates house.
George A. Morse has purchased a half
interest in the POttersville mill property
There will be temperance meeting
at the Univrrsalist church Saturday eye
ming, Nov. 10. at O'Clock, with devO-
tional exercises, followed by select read
iuys and recitations by the children. AT
terward all interested in temperance are
invited to give short talks on temperance
work. The exercises will be interspersed
with temperance songs aud singing from
the gospel bymn-bOoks. Everybody il
| invited to come and help make the meet
| ing Interesting.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-11-17
ERVILLE.
Read the grand clubbing rates.

Read the grand clubbing rates.
Ed Stanley and wife are visiting in
Georgia.
Mrs: Hattie Trainer is stopping at her
fathers, 5. Spooner's.
Z. A. Beard will be fireman at Union
church the coming year.
There were communion ser vices at the
Congregational church Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Mann is stopping with her
father, Ii. K. Miller, a few days.
Miss McElroy has returned from Chi
cago, where she has been for the past
year.
Mrs. kellvyne, of Orange, N. Y. is
VISITING her nephews. Fl. N. and Ami
Henry Chase has moved into part of
Capt. McFarland's house with George
Brown.
A. l.. Laraway moves into Fl. Chase's
mousse ana robert Wiley into the house
vacated by Laraway.
Laura Cowles, of johnson, is to teach
the upper department of the village
school, and Mrs. Henry Chase will teach
in the Mcfarland district.